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Kawasaki Versys-X 300 gets discounts and benefits of up to ₹46,000
Kawasaki India offers discounts and free accessories for MY25 and MY26 Versys-X models, with effective prices of ₹3.19 lakh and ₹3.29 lakh, respectively.
Kawasaki India has announced that it is offering discounts as well as free accessories with the MY25 Versys-X and MY26 Versys-X. Both models get free accessories worth up to ₹46,000, in which the brand is offering a set of panniers to haul luggage or a centre stand. The MY25 models cost ₹3.49 lakh ex-showroom, but there is a discount of ₹30,000 on them. So, the effective price will be ₹3.19 lakh ex-showroom. Then there is the MY26 model, which is being offered with a discount of ₹20,000; it has an effective ex-showroom price of ₹3.29 lakh. One important thing to note is that these offers are valid till 31st January 2026.
What engine and mechanical setup does it use?
The motorcycle carries forward the familiar 296cc parallel twin motor that has been part of the model’s identity. It is mated to a six-speed transmission and comes with an assist and slipper clutch. The chassis setup includes a 19-inch front wheel and a 17-inch rear wheel with spoke rims and tube-type tyres. Suspension duties are handled by a long travel telescopic front fork and a Uni Trak monoshock at the rear.
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Does it get modern features?
The Kawasaki Versys-X 300 stays true to a no-nonsense touring approach. It skips advanced electronics entirely, so there are no ride modes, traction control, or Bluetooth connectivity. The focus remains on a straightforward riding experience rather than digital add-ons.
Key features
- Dual channel ABS
- Semi-digital instrument cluster
- Assist and slipper clutch
- Long travel suspension tuned for touring
- Upright and relaxed riding posture
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Who is this motorcycle targeted at?
This motorcycle is aimed at riders who want a twin-cylinder touring machine without relying on electronic rider aids. It suits those who value comfort, refinement, and ease over long distances instead of outright performance or feature-packed hardware. With its relaxed ergonomics and compliant suspension, it works well for highway cruising and occasional rough roads, making it a good entry point into adventure touring for riders who prefer a simpler setup.
How does it stack up against rivals?
While it does not offer the level of electronics seen in newer competitors, the Versys X 300 still stands out for its smooth and refined twin-cylinder engine. Its main rivals include the KTM 390 Adventure and the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, both of which pack more features but rely on single-cylinder engines.
